ARTICLE SNIPPET: “More than 50 Hizbullah terror cells believed to be spread across the globe could be activated and used to strike at Israeli or Jewish targets in retaliation for Tuesday’s assassination of Hizbullah arch-terrorist and operations officer Imad Mughniyeh in Syria, a senior defense official said Thursday.

Masses attend funeral of arch terrorist Imad Mughniyeh in Beirut
As Hassan Nasrallah vowed “open war” to avenge Mughniyeh’s death, the Israeli Counterterrorism Bureau issued a travel advisory on Thursday that made plain the seriousness with which it is taking the Hizbullah leader’s threats. But Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said “Israel is a strong country” and that there was no need to panic.

FBI anti-terror units raised their alerts for fear of attacks on synagogues and other Jewish targets.

Sources in the US administration reiterated that there were no specific warnings of a terrorist attack; nonetheless, an FBI source said that the raised alertness of the Anti-Terrorism Unit, which operates in about 100 cities around the US, is not a routine step.”

I think people are a bit lost to connect the dots. Here's one that should wiggle some ears - From The Jerusalem Post, Feb 14, 2008:

ARTICLE HEREOn January 30, French security services raided a Paris apartment and arrested six Arab men. Three of the men - two Lebanese and one Syrian - were travelling on diplomatic passports. According to the Italian Libero newspaper, the six were members of a Hizbullah cell. Documents seized included tourist maps of Paris, London, Madrid, Berlin and Rome marked up with red highlighter to indicate routes, addresses, parking lots and "truck stopping points." The maps pointed to several routes to Vatican back entrances.

First, note the following: "Three of the men - two Lebanese and one Syrian - were travelling on diplomatic passports."

Diplomatic passports. And it was to target the Vatican as well as other European Capital Cities. No wonder the French are as twitchy as a cat in a rocking chair factory. They're waking up fast.